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# Connect Your Crypto Wallet

### What is a crypto wallet?

A crypto wallet is where you can store digital assets, like cryptocurrencies or NFTs, and interact with them.

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**ZenGo** is our preferred crypto wallet: The only self-custodial wallet with no private key vulnerability, making it the most secure crypto wallet, with 24/7 live support. Download [here](https://go.zengo.com/uCxL/smurfsociety).

### Why do I need a crypto wallet?

Owning certain decentralized assets, like NFTs, can give you access to members-only Web3 platforms, servers, events, etc., so connecting your crypto wallet is a lot like logging on to these platforms. In other words, it's an alternative to your traditional login/password to prove your identity or your right to access Web3 content and services.

### What crypto wallets do you recommend?

There are many types of crypto-wallets on the market with varying levels of security and ease of use. We recommend doing your own research and finding the wallet that fits your needs. Here's a selection of our favorite wallets:

* [**ZenGo**](https://zengo.com/) **-** Our preferred wallet. The most secure crypto wallet thanks to 3 industry-pioneering technologies: MPC cryptography, a built-in Web3 firewall, and a 3-factor-authentication recovery model.
* **MetaMask -** A convenient web browser extension, but make sure to secure your seed phrase.
* **Ledger -** A hardware wallet. Expensive, but safe. Just be sure to keep your seed phrase secure!

Keep in mind that there are many types of crypto wallets on the market with varying levels of security and ease of use. We recommend doing your own research and finding the wallet that fits your needs.


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